Points
Term
Term noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.
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Points and term are semantically related in particulars topic. Sometimes you can use "Points" instead a noun "Term".
Both words in one sentence
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The Old Owl realises what went wrong, comforts him, and points at a plain looking flower on the meadow, translating its Latin name with the Czech term.
Source: Animation / The Little Mole - Her name points to this: Queenie (real name Victoria) referring to the royal family, and her surname, Bligh, to the slang term 'Blighty' for Britain.
Source: Literature / Small Island - Hange quickly points out that's not how amnesia works; she'd instead have loss of self-awareness or defective short-term memory, not a complete memory loss.
Source: Reality Ensues / Fan Fic
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